The phrase "a large markup" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to pricing, finance, or retail to describe a significant increase in the price of a product or service compared to its cost.
Example: "The retailer applied a large markup on the electronics, making them much more expensive than their original price."
Alternatives: "a significant markup" or "a high markup".
So a large markup is unlikely.
Propable charges a rent fee that includes wifi, cable, maintenance, gas, and cleaning, clearing a large markup for the unit and making property owners money.
An old pump for sucking water out of a well, powered by gasoline (smuggled in from Turkey at a large markup).
If you plan to have a simple flower scheme (like gerbera daisies and green poms) you can avoid a large markup and the need for an appointment by not mentioning the wedding.
According to the founders, luggage suffers from the same markups as other products like mattresses, etc. because the brand takes a huge profit chunk from cost of manufacturing, and then retailers take a similarly large markup.
In order to charge its large markup, Robard needs to ensure that its research services are tremendously valuable.
Some quot large markups on low-cost nuts and bolts and accept small margins on high-priced items like 20-inch hex-head cap screws; others operate the other way around.
UO has been adopted, either directly or indirectly, by a large number of ontologies, markup languages, databases, standards initiatives, research project and applications.
It is an approach that offers significant additional semantic information for a large proportion of the published literature, without additional markup effort from authors or editors.
One difference is Honda's unusual policy of permitting larger markups -- up to 3.5 percentage points -- on loans to customers with poor credit, but only 2 points on those with good credit.
The CFPB, using Elliott's system to look at tens of thousands of loans, has alleged that dealers charge larger markups to minority borrowers.
